I quite liked this book and could really relate to quite a lot of it. I refer back to it occassionally, if i need some confidence in making some decisions, and to feel like there is someone who undertsands my situation. The thing i hate about these kind of books though is all of the tasks the book asks you to do, like writing down things you like and dislike and your feelings and emotions. (for example, if you've not had a lot of life experience, led a sheltered childhood, not had lots of relationships, not had different jobs etc how can you possibly answer those questions properly - its like trying to get the chicken before the egg) I suppose when i get around to doing those tasks, it may help me answer/address some of my quarter something questions and the direction i want my life to take.
It would have been nice if this was a 20-30 something book and had some 30 something examples.
Also, possibly it would be a good book to get our parents and male siblings to read, so that they understand the modern young woman and quandries that we face!